Remove air bubbles quickly and effectively from epoxy resin
    

    
 Our gas burner for epoxy resin is the ideal tool for removing surface air bubbles from freshly poured epoxy resin.
    

    
 When mixing resin and hardener, air can be incorporated into the material. During processing, these air bubbles rise to the surface and may remain visible. The targeted, brief application of heat from our gas burner quickly bursts these bubbles, allowing them to escape from the surface.
    

    
 The precise turbo flame can be regulated and allows for controlled application on smaller and larger epoxy resin surfaces.
    

    
 Thanks to its refillable design, the burner can be used again and again and is ideally suited for regular resin and epoxy resin work.
    

    
 Advantages of our gas burner
    

     
 Removes surface air bubbles from epoxy resin
     
 Precise and concentrated turbo flame
     
 Adjustable flame intensity
     
 Refillable gas cylinder
     
 Quick and easy application
     
 No disruptive airflow on the resin surface
     
 Stable base
     
 Compact and handy design
     
 Ideal for resin art, coatings and casting projects
    
    

    
 Ideally suited for
    
 Our gas burner is particularly suitable for:
    

     
 Epoxy resin castings
     
 Resin Art
     
 tabletops
     
 River Tables
     
 coaster
     
 Jewelry and decorations
     
 silicone molds
     
 Epoxy resin coatings
     
 Works of art
     
 Wood and epoxy resin projects
    
    

    
 Why use a gas burner with epoxy resin?
    
 Air bubbles are among the most common problems when processing epoxy resin.
    

    
 They can be caused by, among other things:
    

     
 Mixing resin and hardener too quickly
     
 incorporating air during mixing
     
 porous materials such as wood
     
 trapped air in depressions or shapes
    
    
 After pouring, many of these air bubbles slowly rise to the surface.
    

    
 Our gas burner allows for brief and controlled heating of the surface. This locally reduces the surface tension of the still-liquid resin, allowing air bubbles near the surface to burst more easily.
    

    
 This results in a calmer, more even and clearer surface .
    

    
 Precise turbo flame
    
 The focused flame allows for targeted application and is easier to control than a very wide-radiating heat source.
    

    
 The integrated gas regulator allows the flame intensity to be adjusted to the specific application.
    

    
 For epoxy resin, we generally recommend short and controlled heat exposure .
    

    
 No strong airflow
    
 Another advantage over many hot air devices is the lack of a strong airflow.
    
 Especially with thin coatings, resin art, or colored epoxy resin, an airflow can shift pigments, colors, or the still liquid resin.
    

    
 Our gas burner heats the surface in a targeted manner without creating a strong airflow over the resin.
    

    
 Our tip
    
 For the most bubble-free results possible, we also recommend:
    

     
 Slowly mix the resin and hardener together.
     
 Incorporate as little air as possible during mixing.
     
 Seal porous wood surfaces before the main pour.
     
 Let the epoxy resin rest briefly after pouring.
     
 Then remove any surface air bubbles with the gas burner.
    
    

    
 The gas burner primarily removes air bubbles on or near the surface .
    
 Air bubbles trapped very deep within the material cannot be reliably removed with this method.
    

    
 With epoxy resin, it is especially important to note that too much heat can damage the surface or cause the resin to overheat locally.